The Civil Right Podcast: Recent Episodes
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As talk radio's triple threat--female, constitutionally conservative, and black--I bring the voice of reason to the air waves every Saturday from 1:00 to 2:00 PM on KNTH 1070 AM. I discuss everything from local, state, and national events to social and political topics with my callers. There is never a dull moment or for that matter, never a quiet moment because I have an opinion on everything! So join me on the Civil Right™, because it's your right!
The party starts on The Civil Right. I have a full studio of folks to talk about SOTU, GOP FL primary, and each guest has a dog in the hunt, so this is going to get good! The disclaimer for my guests: You have the right to remain silent if your candidate’s conservative ideology is indefensible. -January 28, 2012
One Rick down, will another one fall after the South Carolina primary? Plus PIPA/SOPA and political typology stats (are you what you really believe you are?) -January 21, 2012
First show of 2012 and the political season is in full gear! The Iowa primary has passed with a photo finish between Santorum and Romney. Bachman's out...who's next? We're discussing the road to the White House from the starting gates on today’s show.
I'm talking with 3 pretty amazing people who live here in the local area--from political juggernaut to the embodiment of entrepreneurial spirit.
This show was so awesome, I aired it twice. -December 24, 2011 and December 31, 2011
Felicia Cravens, co-founder of Houston Tea Party Society, sits in for me. She's talking the news, debates, Saddle Up Texas, and she's dropping a bombshell about GOP presidential race. -December 17, 2011
It's not sexy, but it's one of the simplest ways to control government...your local elections. I'm talking with Felicia Cravens, co-founder of Houston Tea Party Society about today's local run-off elections. There is a lot going on in Houston's run-off today. -December 10, 2011
December 3, 2011, I'm back LIVE in studio talking about the Keystone Pipeline and the Houston City Council run-off races heat-up with some firery allegations. I'll also be chatting with Debra Medina, the founder of We Texans.